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I have done vbulletin server moves before, but I am having a problem.
This is a very new forum (It was set up yesterday) but we are needing to move due to server problems. Anyway when I run the sql in phpmyadmin it gives me this... Quote:
Kind regards, Danny Show Your Support
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I backed the mysql up via the admincp using "Database Backup"
I am trying to run this sql file in phpmyadmin, is there anyway of editing the sql file to make this work (without using ssh)? Kind regards Danny |
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Try a backup from phpMyAdmin, see http://www.vbulletin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=172971
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Try removing the "DEFAULT CHARSET = latin1" bit from the query, and the semi-colon.
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I am unable to backup from phpmyadmin because thats the reason we are moving servers (no support and phpmyadmin config is not correct so you want get on phpmyadmin)
I have tried using cpanels mysql backup feature but still errors. I am totally lost. Do you know if I could fix this just by editing the sql I am running. Thanks Danny |
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See what Paul wrote, in post five.
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You need to remove the mysql 4.1 specific formating, namely the character encoding.
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Thank you very much for your help!
I have sorted it out, took me a while to do all the edits. Big thanks! |
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